Member Supported Environmental Education and Sustainable Best Practices
LIFE-SAVING BEES
ARE REAL LIFE!
We count on the plants and flowers
AND THEY Depend on the Bees!
Honey helps us heal when we're sick, but...
BEESWAX CAN HELP HEAL THE WORLD!
DID YOU KNOW...
Beeswax wraps are SAFE for:
Leftover bowl toppers, breads, vegetables, many lunch sandwiches, to-go leftovers (Vs. taking the Styrofoam) and so much more.
Using beeswax products can reduce single-use plastic waste and excess trash by a 1/4 or more each year in your own home.
Used properly, each piece should last 100-200 uses and washes*.
*Experienced user videos say wash with cold water and soap. Avoid any high heat, raw meats or greasy foods are recommended for best results!
Fresh Bread, Fruits and Veggies shouldn't have to come wrapped in plastic!
Using Linen Bags and Beeswax Liners
Each Week-Month-Year... The SAVINGS ADD UP!
Annually, by the numbers:
1) SAVING HUNDREDS of single-use plastic wrappers!
2) SAVING LOADS of packaging material from landfills!
3) AND THE MONEY...Spending money to throw away plastic as a regular habit, actually isn't PRICELESS.
QUALITY FIRST
Your family deserves YOUR BEST.
LEARNING HOW TO
YOU ARE COOL ENOUGH (To Learn!)
DARE TO CARE
Prove how much YOU CAN SAVE!
SHARE YOUR KNOWLEDGE
Start with the BASICS.
Make or purchase your own to start using.
If making, experiment with your own ratios.
Share your knowledge for even better results!
MAKING YOUR OWN:
INGREDIENTS:
- Beeswax Grated /Pellets 1/2 cup
- Pine Rosen 3 Tbsp
- Jojoba Oil 2 Tsp
- 100% Cotton Fabric
- Parchment Paper
- New Paint Brush
HEATING ELEMENTS TO USE:
Heat gun, hairdryer, clothes iron, or set oven to 170°F–200°F for garments.
PROCESS:
Parchment, Fabric, Beeswax, Parchment, Heat, Wipe Excess, Dry, Repeat until saturated.